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        <br>Selections from <a href="http://alandunn67.co.uk/ADCD.html">The sounds of ideas forming</a> for
        <a href="http://www.h-ear.org/actual1.html">(h)ear XL II</a>, curated by Mike Kramer, <a href="http://www.kunstencentrumsigne.nl">
        Kunstencentrum Signe</a>, Heerlen, Netherlands, 26 September - 9th October 2014.
        
        <p><a href="thebeach.mp3">The Beach</a> (MP3, 57.7mb) draws together the voice-less
        pieces from the collection, considering artists' ongoing exploration of non-traditional instruments within
        compositional methods. The exception is the voice in Lisa Stansbie's <i>Background To A Film: Spitfire Beach</i> from <a href="http://alandunn67.co.uk/backgroundindex.html"><i>A history of background</I></a>.
        Running behind the first 35 minutes is a reversed version of Ben Patterson performing George Brecht's <i>Drip Music</i> (1959). 
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<br>Chad Eby <i>Under Way</i>
<br>Gintas K <i>The light at the end of the tunnel</i>
<br>It's Murder Beams <i>Call me animal (the last 2'33”)</i>
<br>Roger McKinley <i>Insomnia</i>
<br>Kaffe Matthews <i>August rain in New York doorways</i>
<br>Vincent Ramos and Diego J. Garza <i>BAR SCORE</i>
<br>Splinters <i>Carwarsh</i>
<br>Asmus Tietchens <i>Hydrophonie 1BA</i>
<br>Rian Treanor <i>Improbability will decide our future</i>
<br>Max Richter <i>The Road Is A Grey Tape</i>
<br>Simon Whetham <i>Icelandic Revolution</i>
<br>The Sound of Aircraft Attacking Britain <i>Revolution by night</i>
<br>James Chinneck <i>A furtive firing tool</i>
<br>Mark Whitford <i>Rustic Waters</i>
<br>Gintas K <i>Happy End</i>
<br>Chris Watson <i>Longshore Drift</i>
<br>Einstürzende Neubauten <i>U-Haft Muzak (Muzak For While On Remand)</i>
<br>Martyn Rainford <i>In favour of CHANCE _ (for which, read experimental)</i>
<br>Hannah Dargavel-Leafe <i>Kitchen Trio</i>
<br>Anthony Kelly and David Stalling <i>Saturday Night</i>
<br>Cyrus <i>In the background</i>
<br>Lisa Stansbie <i>Background To A Film: Spitfire Beach</i>
<br>Nikos Stavropoulous <i>IN4</i>
<br>Tchaikovsky <i>Swan Lake pas de quatre</i>
<br>SOUNDCAST 4 x 4 (+1) <i>4 x 4 (+1): 1</i>
<br>Chris Watson <i>90 degrees south</i>
<br>Vikki Mulford <i>Bobbins (Armley Mills)</i>
<br>Peter Cusack <i>Chernobyl Sarcophagus</i>
<br>Hoor-Paar-Kraat <i>A Sudden Attack Of Conscience</i>
<br>alva noto <i>u_04</i>

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<tr><td align=center><a href="http://spitfirebeach.wordpress.com"><img src="spitfirebeach.jpg"></a><p>Image from Lisa Stansbie's <a href="http://spitfirebeach.wordpress.com">Spitfire Beach</a>.
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   <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLGDzS30Eo4"><img src="neworderthebeach.jpg"></a><p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLGDzS30Eo4">The Beach</a>, b-side of New Order's <i>Blue Monday</i>.
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